Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.


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Nine Hundred Students Expected a,
the Opening.
4 "spy Day PLAN ADOPTED TO Accoyxop ATE
rHEs-rHB CHANGES AMONG TIE TEACHERS
STUDENTS PROMOTED TO HIGHER cLAssEs-THg NEW
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL
The work Of the Washington High school will be
resumed Monday next at the building on o street
between 9Th and 7th. Notwithstanding the fact
that Nth about 500 pupils last September the
school was crowded TO what was thought to be
the utmost extent there viii be a considerable IN
crease I'm the number Of pupils who will assemble
NEXT Monday morning. According TO the promo
ton list which follows there will be $40 students
entitled to places In the second and third year
classes. This number, together with the new
students $50 are promoted from the grammar
srhceis making the usual allowances for
falling on. viii bring the total up 10 about 600,
the largest number In one school ever known here
The faculty has undergone decided change; ten
OF the members Of hast years corps or teachers
win not be in their usual places Nevertheless the
trustees have been enabled TO fill the vacancies
with competent teachers. Prof. q. S. Fellows, re-
Gently professor OF chemistry In the State Agrt-
cultural College OF MARIAN win take the posi-
ton IerJ vacant by the death OF Prof. g. r. Israel
HesSrs. English, sites and Swartzei, who grad
uated from the High School i've years ago, and
have since obtained high degrees at Johns Hop
kins, the Wesleyan University OF Ohio and Coium-
ban University, respectively, will assume the re-
sponsibilties OF teaching In various departments.
Among the other new teachers are Misses Smith
and Doubleday, OF Cornell; Miss II. E. sharp, a
teacher of experience from the Cleveland High
Sh9o and Miss Bradn 81 sn Soe Sbo Dr.
eeived the degree Of Phi. ID. at Johns Hopkins last
spring. will teach physics. The great crowd OF
halliday" plan whereby all may be aecoIno-
dated. Arrangements win be so made that GER
aer foT tine PURPOSE 81 recitation alter Which
they will leave to make room for alternate classes.
These pupils win study all of their lessons at home.
In some lines of study especial attention is TO be
paId to the encouragement Of original research,
notably In the classes in chemistry, physics, and
botany.
prominent feature of the Institution. building
has been leased on the south side OF street adj
the front part of the house on the lower noor the
cooking school, under the direction Of two OF the
graduates Of the Normal School, will be located.
STUDENTS WHO ARE PROMOTED.
The students who have been promoted In their
work are as follows:
From the second to the third year-Boys: j. r.
Slater. C.. j. ONeill, E W. Williams, q. S. Cham
Pton, W. N. Cruikshank, W. A. Domer, L. NJ Mar
!. A. Cruikshank, c. Tavenner, B. s. Elliott, I. W.
Ubef, c. K. Finekel, J. E. Laskey, NJ. b. May, f. L.
Tsnsask W " nlIlef r R gPtGr S w.
Tnom, J: s. carman. c. Z Smell, W +. Jacobs, IL
Ger, W. Z. knight, F. W. Vaughn, J. H. crowley,
2. g. Weaver, Ii. H. sailer, j. NJ. Spear, l. P.
Smith. II. W. Howard, F. J. saxton. e: C. Wright,
Bryant, s. ri. wiggin, E. s. Exley, II. II. Pechin, ].
3. Neweomb G. s. james, w: p. Keene, II. N.
". Meade, Jr.; A. Nj. Poynton. W. a. Belt, ". E.
A1ghiDbaugh, T. F. Sanborn, ii. o. Cook, c. E.
Dawson, E; z ssurtevant, ". D. Maclean, W. N.
. Girls: +. E ThrockmortOn, A. F. DoOlittle, E. B.
Purman. N: N. Shields. B. Campbell, B. E. Seaver,
Goesz, NJ j. Merillat, b. l. Gardner, E King, I.
Z. Clark NJ. c. Squier, A. B. white. NJ. ". Frank, s.
a. McNulty, EW. Meioy, VI. Morris, b. Alien. L. U.
r. Helines, R. G. Carraher, E NJ. vale, l. E. Me-
Pherson, NJ. Coleman. Z. A. Luebkert, E. NJ. Nc
Gernlick, A c. Rock. l. NJ. Green, g. Hunter B. E.
port, q. Tenlon, H. < McNely, :. Bukey, NJ. Ne
Pherson, NJ. B. Lewis, A. F. Kerr, g. NJ. Martin. NJ.
= Sheads, 9. NJ. Black, .. Freyhold, n. A. King,
Auneke, s. A. Moore. NJ. q. Douglas, NJ r. Brooks,
a. NJ. Coughlan, r. J. Mccullough, G. Musson, L. J.
Joy, NJ. 9. Slerner, A. Mockabee, NJ. +. Muntz, EA.
E1mendS NJ. II. Brewer, A. II. Kelly, E. B. john
SON L +: At 3 NJ 8 Evans, NJ l. stratton,v.
Rosenberg. Gibson, CIV. MARI. c. E. Toner A. E.
HoleOmb, NJ. L. hiuntz. NJ. A. Russell, j. Eaton, A.
Clements, a. e. Shoemaker, VI. A. Baxter. L. r.
eedney. Il. 4. sword. B. G.. Brown. NJ j. Tnon1p-
son, b. M. Dove, c. d. Westcott l. r. Hazen, E. s.
Johnson, H. R. Helmick, E NJ. Plugge, E-v. Dulln,
Cross, l. Chiekering, VI. E. Edmonston. NJ b. Nice
lean, I. "A. Allen, F. W. Sumner, a. R Andrews.
a. w.
From the first year to the second year-Boys:
W. J. Barden, ii. Classic, r. E. Parker v L.
Mason, A. l. Howard. G. Thorn. c. G. sawtelle, NJ.
J. v. A. Shields, t. I. Hirst, +. Wilson, W. F. LII.
lie, W. Fl. Mitchell q. W. Davenport, +. W. Buck
lsr C Warpa n s E Kramer, F. r: Smith. c.
q. B. Behrend, A. r CoIburn, ". s. Thomas W.
A. Andrews E. ST. Germain, ". II. Crimes W.
Jose, NJ. R Cough, W. H. Rice, n. Mclaughlin, T.
d. Cram, r. A. heley, G.. S. Randall, H. G. Seitz.
". r. stlnenietz. II. T. Hinman, C. I. Bell, E. Hen
ders9n, r. e Aud, W. r Doores D. p Wolhaup-
Noyes, +. keefer, A. wrenn. 4. Clement, o. C.
Hine, II. Ortiz, W. p. Powell, B. Cross, G. c. John
Don, II, V. King. J. r. Campbell B. I. Myers. E. E.
Barton, d, II. BROOKS A. Ii. Willis. E. F. Burdlne,
7. s Tucker, @; E Garrett A: B. MiIlar, 7. NJ.
n. 6. Thompson II. White F. Moore, NJ d. sam
pie, J. A. Maeauey,J. l. Pearson. U. b. Edmonston,
=. Sherman, J. Z. Lewis, F, Carmody, NJ: Wood,
+. Sillers B. +. Finn, r. C. Howard, ". $. Clarke,
I. n. Williams, Q. d. SWEET, E. II. Underwood H.
ley, z NcQuade, Z Il. Berry, G. F. Chase, W. F.
2 Bryan, w. ". Hoeks, G: c; Williams, \. F. Sye,
Chandlee. S. g. Ludum-117.
Girls; g. E; Palmer; N. W. Camera, NJ G.
Z Freeh, q. Nunroe. F. A. Reed, Z. Troatm 1a1,
B. l. Teel l. Colin, +. Hartstall E. E Breed. q.
1 AeCulloeh. D. {: simons, j. S. Fair, A. Odell,
6 Prentice, G. stone, A. famborn, r. E Dran ey
L Robinson. B. Hutchinson, NJ, r. Iyddane IL
Moore, n. N. Brewer, +. NJ. Smiley, E. Davis f. E.
WILCOX, n. K Graves, NJ. III. Corbett, M A. Num-
eon, u. Glass N. Doris, E. Scrivener, A. g.
Sriswoid. L lockwood, A A: IIinkei, A. II. schou-
posn, !. Siefeuenen, i. b. Hail, s. Lawten, NJ A.
Herbert H. Fnekel, A. j. sweeney, E HAIL S
PIKE, n. z BannOn, NJ ID. Jack j. Walker IL a
0dCoe Richards. NJ. E. Shugrue 8. Purcell
Z. Babeock, A X. Mitchell, L. Zimmerman NJ Nj
Bond, n Stoseh, b. N. Pearson, NJ. NJ. Roeiker, NJ NJ
Bryant N. Stickney, NJ. V. Ford j. Graves, s. G.
keefer, II. N. Bruce, K. N. Burden, B. E Ford. +.
Galeskl 3. 4. Drown, A. c. Spalding, A. l. Clint j.
C. Stier, X. Moore, a. E. Pollard, A, spies j. b.
APpieoy. 4 ]. Reed, r. e. Hughes, A. B. johnson,
A. + Miller, 4. German, NJ. McMongie, Ii. b. Bell,
Baker, L stoekbridge. T. A. Hayden, s. H..
Phiiupa K Piugge, N. Paul, G. NJ. stagg,
1 Sullivan, ". E Mood, a. ColIet A. NJ MCGOWAN
a. !. Arnold, i. 3. Blasiand F. E Carroll H. r
AcAeever, N. N. Lawson, Nj. WheIan, NJ Rigyles,
y thompson, A. @. Williams, A. &. Burch, b.
geaftee, l. .. Simmons, j. Herriek X. Wilson, T.
2. rooie, n. K 81. Blair, A. C. Hancock, H. Miller.
Gibson, l. =. Mansell, N. Roberts, S. e. Faunce,
A. 4 Rocker, G. Arth, n q. Duriee, r. Ogden
y. NJ Thomson, v. Brcckett, L. Fowler H. Wolff.
= v. Aplin, A. NJ. Brown, Vi. FenJon, NJ. E. King
= =. Bfoekett j. G. Peck, l. N. Brook. G. Davies.
=. Bishop, y. G. Mcmillan. II. L. Wallace, II. ID.
burg, 81. N. hercus, h. h. Davidson, j. o. Denson
I. Il Jett N. E. Bowden, A. Kavanaugh F. T.
Lyman, A. z Vest L. X. Dorsey NJ. a Mckee X
]. Bowden, A. w. Stuard, s. E Champiin. NJ T.
Crown. 4 Fowler, .. k Gaiiahorn, VI. A. Cartner
A. N. Harr, B. HIN, 4. Tanner, L. G. West, b.
Baar, NJ. Philips, C. g, Aver, NJ. Cotton, c. T..
Duvail l. Z. Craigen, L. Nj. White f. NJ MeKen-
xie, C. Chapman, b. q. Turner, Z. l. Eekstein, L.
q. Bressford, NJ. Givaudan, E Dowden M r. Iiea
ton, II. Loacks-1ge.